Guest guest Posted May 3, 2004 Report Share Posted May 3, 2004 Last Fall I made a bunch if kimchi from bok choy, red peppers, diakon radish, and LOTS of black and white sesame seeds. The stuff took forever to culture and was tasteless so I forgot it in our downstairs storage fridge. Well I remembered it and it's killer good! I think the Ca in the sesame seeds must slowed down the fermentation by keeping the pH a little high. But it's good and sour now. Plus incrediably pretty with all the sesame seeds and red pepper peeking out everywhere. I think one reason it turned out so well was the high quality bok choy. The farm I bought it from picked it the day before and grew it on river bottom land. I've been drizzling it with this salsa: unfiltered olive oil cilantro basil garlic parsley lime celtic salt to taste all thrown into the blender until smooth Sometimes I put the kimchi on salad greens add some chicken and feta and drizzle the whole thing with the salsa dressing. It's soooo good! Lynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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